an Expensive
WWW
Saturday, the rest of time
-urilment being taken up
. ' as outlined In the pro-
ident Alfred it. love. of
‘ was “reelected: The
fluid Batchelor, the treas-
.‘ W. Hastings and the busi-
ur Arabella Parker. all of
, «r , The first morning ad-
ily Ills .Annita Trueman, of
, ' .on The Hope of Peace,
" was in consecrated
it. . ,ilbur s. Copeland, of
”,‘N.’ Y., spoke On health
l- lpesce. The following
.. were adopted:
:jthe encouragement in the
' peace by the most intelli-
Massive minds of the age
W number of successful
“m. We are still confronted
' as resting upon peace so-
advocates of pence to re-
use and abolish the cus-
are. convinced that the
hour is to overcome the
”fission. cruelty. inhu-
es, the military spirit
ideas that make war poe-
tints, ,and example, and
' _ .Jllhstitiite for war and
, ”“ system; by teaching the
~ ~ of peace and arbitration in
wlunlversitiss, by practicing
, postal. commercial and politi-
*. . Sill by multiplying courts of
5“ .0 are convinced that the
,- ,itary 'ls pampered and
' 1110' more the civil is
endwe view with alarm the
. ; ~ fifth ‘army and navy, the
.n. W battleships for Turkey and
. " .. .lonlnments with all the
i ted sole of firearms and
. to offset this is to render
_ and thus lead to disarm-
lnnklhg law supreme, arbitra<
’ rve force in all cases, and
, a higher plane of civili-
3 Isnshlp and morality.-
t lynching is a monstrous
.eff, olltgrowth of the war
- , that: takes law into its own
i-igaorlnrthst of God and 'man.
If upon stats and national
. _ to take early and united
. It on upon its suppression, Let the
"individuals composing the mobs set a
so}: example of purity themselves and
gi, ,thelr time to educating and up-
hg the ignorant and depraved. Let
courts insnre speedy, certain and
. si; trialg‘ and pity and curative
tag”. takethe place of‘hate and
' do Ind if there be uncontrol-
‘ brglonsw n the depraved victim
as lags, ere is a remedy which
leaf shill may, well be called upon
_ as it would any other diseased
l» .. If} for the increase of sensual
« .ty affecting present morality
. .l'll generation, forces the sug-
,,tha,t~this remedy, administered
Mind the best surgical
" mtmwkme
lieventh— bot .
England and every other government
that has by force of arms conquered a
weaker people. to make adequate re-
paration, Introduce the best of their
institutions, bind closer international
relations and give them liberty and in-
dependence as their birthright and as
an essential element of universal
c ,-
Resolved, Thlt: We recommend an
appeal to all the nations of the earth
to pass leglelation. setting aside at
least one per cent of their annual ap-
propriations, as a peace fund. to be
expended under the direction of a com-
mission brought: into existence by the
Board of the Judges of The Hague lli-
tcrnational Arbitration «Court. '
—-A blessing alike to young and old:
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry. Naturc's specific for dysen-
tery, diarrhoea and summer complaint.
SECESSlON TALK SUIOIDING.
Members of A. O. U. w. Will Probably
Bow to ‘Desl'rs 'of Grand Body.
United Workmen are wondering what
will be the result of the gathering
of the State lodges in New Haven
this afternoon. and lust what will be
the outcome of the new rate of assess-
ment levied by the supreme body of
the order. Webb McNeil, the head of
the lniddle western branch of the A.
O. U, W., will attend the meeting to-
somethlng interesting to say to the
delegates of the different lodges who
will attend the meeting. As has been
stated' before, all of the seventeen
lodges of the State will be represented
by delegates. the meeting to be called
at 2 in the afternoon. Just who will
preside is not known, but it is under-
stood that one of the lay members of
a local lodge will have full charge over
the large body of workmen to attend.
It was stated by a member of the
order that the meeting would prob
ably last well along in the night and
that the older members Would all
have a little guy in the meeting. At
this session there will be no voting.
the time to be taken up by a discus~
sion ,of the latest rate of assessment.
its probable effect on the order and
the attitude of the delegates from the
different lodges throughout the State.
These delegates will report to their
various lodges and then committees
will be appointed and instructed as
to what they shall do at the big meet-
ing of the Connecticut jurisdiction to
be held In Bridgeport in October.
- The talk of secession has subsided
that the jurisdiction of this State will
take the edict bellvlng that It will be
the best thing in the long run.
N. B. COMMERCIAL ‘COLLEOE.
Secures s Penman and Commercial
Teacher of National Reputation.
The citisens of New Britain are to be
favored with the services of one of the
strongest teachers of penmanshlp and
commercial branches to be found, a
man of national reputation and experi-
ence, in the person of Prof. Frank M.
Bushnell, of New York.
President '1‘, Clay Carsnaugh, (a
former Norwslk resident), has been
for some time negotiating In different
part of the country for a man posses-
sing an all around commercial educa-
tion an expert penman, capable of glv.
ing first class instruction in every
branch of pen-art known.
\, Mr, Cavanaugh. after the most dili-
gent search. has at last, contracted for
.the services of Prof, Bushnell, who
was the orignal owner and proprietor
of “The Riverside Business College."
Riversidecsllfornia, and comes most
highly recommended by the schools of
Hazeltorl and Pittsburg, Pa, where he
has been most successful, being engag-
ed in schools having an attendance of
will, be, e’protectlon ,to sodo-
- , agenda mercy to the?
against the Creator is intensi-
d s and egotlsm and a men-
. 6 ', refined and en-
' _, will not permit and
edges endany other race by indus-
mity, education and character
dime remove.
That there should be some
lapsed action to prevent,the
'~ . lesand disagreements in
, oats from growing mic nation-
tornagional content one and
II“title!“‘lli;s,vspapsrs should no:
us ng sensst and
arrested newsmongers.
the facility of inter-com-
o! s nation with another
. . ,sealarges the sphere
. ,tho duty of a common
, l , and the provinceof a. peace
"‘3'. '10 new no state boundaries
“‘1" distinctions in freely criticis-
,0"? correcting wrong and roller.
(2% ,‘ w and suffering whether
‘~ 1 m or Aments or where-
“ .. be whites toretalve
tors. If found in our
. . _ satires esti-
s are conv need that .s
has been nude in the
, ‘ ‘shlphulidlnts frets mer-
Whips and accounts
~ .in hatqoasge
t' srlne.‘ oinnier'clsl
, simulcast.“
’ perfected oceanmsrlne
giving gl-edtdr facility
' m ”Tool“:
. er. , 0
9". an? 1 ends war
7 the reverse.
homeompuhends the
. ,dn‘oswemntmnen.
at race hatred and prejudice is ‘an '
r" we Aswsrtntr'mm.
400 to 500 students. .
-Mr, Bushnell also comes highly rec-
ommended as one of the best teachers
of English. composition and corres-
pondence, having held a very respon-
sible and most lucrative positionlas
private ‘secretary to the world famed
English ship owner. Trader. and Mer-
chant-man Baronet John T._Arundel.
'ofilnndon, Eng, and San Francisco,
California. ~ "
The entire public is invited to call at
the college and inspect one of the flu-
est exhibits 'of pen art shown in this
part of the country, ‘Wltibh'has been
awarded first honors and diplomas in
all parts of the United sSthtesk—New
Britain Herald.
ODD FELLOWS AT BALTIMOREI
Ldrge Party from New England to
Attend Annual Session.
Odd Eellows from all over America
will soon turn their eyes tOWai-d Bal-
timore, the Monument City~but the
‘udme "City. of Convention” might
well apply to it this year—where the
Sept. 11. , ‘ .
.‘lbe convention will he, in session
for a week, and the noticeable fact
regarding it is that election of lover
sign officers will not take place this
year. ,They were elected last year for
s twoyesr term. . .
Connecticut will send four ‘ dele-
gatestrom the Grand Lodge. But
manyothor Odd Folows will attend.
From Hartford grist~ grand blaster
implantation wings. Threats
do too, ANMWWA‘“ S. Hutchlson,
of suehester. and, sales A. Csrpen-V
tor, Ton-tum, 1-:re resenting the
Gran Lodge of Colin ‘ out: William
‘ stat-Mord. sad Daniel
Sbnthl
~‘ :3. Dyson, 0‘
o. Blakomah
lief 4,-and edd-
‘ at.
‘il‘Th ,
'2». purpose of‘
bility rests upoh“th“e" o ~ ted : V
Members of the Ancient Order of]
day and it is expected that he will have ,
to a great extent and it is believed ,
.79th annual session of the Sovereign, ,
Grand Lodge, 1. O. 0. F.. will open on .
‘ . 0M t
asgbseh plau-
gut-seeing
't‘ihs‘reute between mind Bal- ‘
. .wtiml
'f'““ ‘I‘ ‘H'kr
Hllrbormnsler Fleming and his asso-
ciates on the Old Home Week marine
psrndc t'oinnlilloe, in Bridgeport. luwo
practically completed the preparations
for illil monster marine spectacle which
is to take place in the Sound off Bea-
sldc l'ark Tuesday afternoon. The In-
dications are that it will eclipse lhc
big marine demonstration accorded to
President Roosevelt last fall on the oc-
casion of his visit in Bridgeport.
Through the efforts of the harbor-
master, who is chairman of the com-
mittee. numerous vessels owned on
both sides of the Sound between New
York ahd New London. and some from
points on the Hudson river, will take
part In the parade. interest in the
event is at a hlgll pitch. and watermcn
ill New Haven. New London, Norwalk.
Stamford and other places are an en-
thusiastic over the affair as the Bridge
porters. ‘
The parade will form in and about
the outer basin and tho line of march
will be out of the harbor to Penilcld
reef. countormnrchlng to the point of
formation. The vessels will come as
’ncnr to Seaside Park as possible, and
gtiwre will be no better place to view
,the spectacle than from Seaside Park.
The steamers Park City and lsabel will
carry excursion parties. the members
of which-will be composed of invited
guests. The lsabel will have the city
officials. while the party on board the
Park City will be composed chiefly of
women and children.
All of the vessels will be elaborately
decorated. and the only thing that can
ialtor the success of the affair is the
.weather. With pleasant weather
'Bridgeport will witness a rare sight In
the marine parade, which will start
promptly at 3 o'clock. ,
Appended is a list of the vessels and
their captains, which will parade, sub-
iect to revision on Monday:
Steamers lssbcl. Cameron (leading
the procession): Park City. Tooker;
Manhattan, Collyer.
Oyster steamers: Mary S. Lewis
George Potter; Mildred, Putnam-
Frank T. Lane, Brindle: Old Colony.
Homen: Ruel Row. Howard; Stratford,
Cleveland: Richard Law, Lam Flor-
ence: Frank Potter; Virginia. Anon:
Ostrea, Halsey: Etta May. Ford; Bond
Courier. Hoyt; Active, Bell; l. A.
Brown, Brown: Gordon Row. Long:
Lockwood, Smith: Luzerne Luddingtou,
Lane: :mily Mansfield. Johnson: X-
Ray. Thompson; Amanda. Oskins;
Spark. Parmelcy; Pioneer. Ludding-
too: 1". E. Brown. Brown: ilirlc, Rowe;
J. and H. Smith. Smith: Breakwater.
Thomas: Kid, George King: Enter-
prise, Holls; Smitll Brothers. Smith:
Venture, Wakeley: Cummings. Bald-
win: Merwin, Hughes; Loretta. Linds-
ley: Automatic. loeyden: Robina,
Green: Kate Stevens. Stevens; W. l.
Stevens. Raymond; Mabel Stevens, Sie-
vcns; J. H. Howard. Lownes: Comman-
der, Ellsworth; Alberta. Reed: C. P.
Lownes. Stevens: Henry J. lownes.
Yachts: Mohawk, E. G. Burnham:
Montauk. Whitney: Atlantic, Wilson
Marshall: Rocket, C. Barnum Seeley;
Duplex, Dr. F. M. Wilson; Uno. C. E.
Winton; Unknown, A. ll. Canfleld:
Htioirl, Burr: Topaz. T. H. Macdonald;
Eagle, Brandcgee; Pom. William A.
Lewis.
'i‘ngs: Isis. Green: Arthur, Schul~
tolss: C. J. Deno, Smith, Albany, N. Y.:
T. A. Scott. Scott. New London.
OAS-roe IA
lo: Infants and Ollildrsn.
u. no lo. rm Alvin ulnl
Wm“ “z. _ ,
——
LEDERER'S PROPERTY ATTAOHID
New Haven Man Sued for Failing to
‘ Carry Out a Contract. .
William C. Breed and Clifford W.
Hartrldge, of New York, receivers of
the New York National Building and
Loan Association. have brought suit
against Joseph Lcdcrer, claiming 85.000
damages. Property on Pier-pout. Put-
nam and Scranton streets, New Hav-
e'n. have been attached.
it is claimed that the receIVers trans
ferred to Ledercr on Aprin 7 last the
property known as the Woogter in-
surance: Company property in Main
street, Danbury. for which he agreed
a pay 8173000 cash, and that he gave
$1.000 at the time as part payment.
subsequently the sale was sfllrmed by
the United States court: it is alleged
hstLederer now refuses to carry out
“r: agreement to purchase the prop-
e y»: I ‘ .
The plaintiffs 'ask that the defend-
ant'bs ordered to: pay the receivers
510.000 in conformance with his con-
ract. Armaudatory injunction is ask.
ad for. Five thousand dollars damage
ls claimed.
REUNION. OF THE SHELTONO-
The annual reunion of the Sheltons.
lucendants of Judson Curtlss and
Hannah Lewis Shelton. of Huntington,
was held at the home of air. and Mrs.
William E. Beers. 836 Fairileld sve-
nue, Bridgeport, last week. ,
' Of the ten children five are living
and: were present, Mrs. Alice It.
Wheeler. of Kansas, Lewis J. Shelton,
of H“; ‘tington. Mrs: William E: Beers.
of' Brl geport. Dr. .9. A.~ Shelton, of
Shelton. Eortby-thres grandchudren
and: greatrgrandchiidren arefllving in:
005M out. , .1): Kansas. "one. gill
., ”All ,3 lucid! p.33:
,. ratios. v;.WIi.-.
or an family,w’ hm
_ Kit _ “summer stilt ’
" , tot the 00' so
dint uni M an "
do ‘1'.“ fight. its-ow w l "
mousse." she answered. grimly up.
1 haven't nurses" to do It?"
muss. ., ’
Shelton and Mrs, Elisa A. smell, of '
v
a .3: din
Some people consider ,
water to be the tern-st featuro‘uf sea
water bathing. While Ii is a fact that
the brine does not leave u very 01008:
"uni taste in the mouth. physicians
agree that from a physical standpoint
the exercise of swunnllug itself does
not do one-half us mili'il good as tilt:
occasional mouthfui or brine that is
rtiuctanily imbibed, As a sedativu,
sea water is. we are told. probably un-
equaled. it helps a" sluggish liver and
weak kidneys, and has a most salutary
effect on a deranged stomach. .
As a complexion bollulifler, it out-
lines all the drllgs and patent medl-
r~lnes manufactured. Swallowing n
mouthful of sec brine will do more to
change a rough and muddy complex-
ion to it smooth and In-ulthy one than
anything a beauty lpvt'illllut will pro.
scribe. 'l‘hat yellow complexion.
I which is the surest symptom of l-hron.
Ic billousness. will disappear. as will
the cause itself. if the victim while
bathing swallows plenty of sea water.
Even if we take the son water cure we
, (’i'IllllUl. all expect to burr u tine. satiny
.‘sklu. But it healthy complexion muy
lundoubtcdly be obtained by this silli-
; pie remedy.-
l The disagreeable taste may best be
lremovcd by drinking lemonade. Bath-
; lug is universally recognized as a cure
for in omnia. but the true reason is not
.so wi ely known, Muny believe the
i beneficial effects arise from tllo slices-
sive exercise, but the bother swallows
large quantities of wulor, und tllut
.alone induces slot-piposer—Exchange.
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety-nine of every one hundred dis-
eases tllal children have are due to dis-
orders of the stomach. illltl these disore
lers are all caused ' Indigestion. KO
dol Dyspepsia Cure Is Just as good for
children as it is for adulll. Children
Ihrlve on it. It keeps their little stom-
achs sweet and encourages their
'zrowth and development. Mrs. Henry
Carter, 705 Central street. Nashville.
'l‘enn.. says: “My little boy is now
three years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he was
born. . I have had the best doctors in
Nashville. but failed to do him any
good. After using one bottle of Kodol
be Is :1 Well baby. i recommend It to
all sufferers." Kodol .llgcsts what you
out and makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. "
The highest wages ill the world-—
178.20 a minute for a six-hour day-min
received by the l-zarlot Russia. The
,nc:t highest—836.02-e—is less than half
I as much, and is collected by the emper.
. or of Austria-Hungary: but the kaiser.
who recently “struck" gets but half
that amount. and. his uncle of Great
Britain. gets 82.42 loss. or 8i5.88 a min-
ute, for his labors. That republics are
at least comparatively ungrateful is
{shown by the wages of the president
of France. which ,5... dollar a minute.
but that seems nuiple compared with
to cents paid President Roosevelt.
, ._.... -.—
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. This a more scratch. lhs'lgni-
flcnnt cuts or puny bolls have paid the
death penalty. it Is wise to have
, Bucklen’s Arnics astreever handy. It's
gthe best Salve on,- earth and will pre
‘vent fatality, when Burns. Sores, Ui~
corn and Piles threaten. Only the. a!
Frank 11, Baxter's drug store. "
"Why do these people walk in such
a queer fashion?" "They're not walk
ing. They livv ill houses that have
hardwood floors. and have acquired the
skating llabit."~('hlcago lit-cordrflcr-
aid.
A FAVORITE REMEDY FOR DIAR-
ill-IDEA THE WORLD OVER.
During the thirty years and more
that Chamberlain‘s Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has been in use it
has constantly crown in favor and
popularity. in every part of the United
States it Is now the acknowledged
standard for all bowel complaints and
is fast becoming a favorite the world
over. The editor of the Pulse Akhbar.
a native newspaper published at La-
hore. indie, Shys‘ "l have used Cham-
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy many times among my chil-
dren and servants for colic and diar-
rhoea and always found it effective."
For sale by Slillson Powell Cohipany,
F. H, Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy.”
——...—...
The manager of a concert given in a
small town. instead of putting "not
transferrahle" on the tickets. posted a
notice‘ on the doors: "No gentleman
admitted unless he comes himself."-
Youth’s Companion.
PUTS AN END To IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftimos comes as a
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs, Dizziness, Backache, Liv-
er oomp‘sint and Constipation. But
may put an end to it all.
860: "Guaranteed b
drugstore.
.Pesoe-loving Citizen—But why do
you try to remastruct society by
box.-—-Chihago Tribune. ‘
SUICIDE ensvsuvao. "
Tho startling. announcement that a
preventative of gnlcide his, been dis;
the ballot
filrst thought in selfdestruction take
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills "
They are is
castle but thorou h. Try them. Only :
Franklinaxtel:
force? Why not bring about your ~
returns by a resort to the ballot b011, ;
‘Fl’ery'Agltator—We've tried that. and ‘
they outvoted us forty to and. Dam 1
lion which'makeh suicide Ill 9; At 0 “
' ”53,1,
w
,
"A“ new table delicacy that
absolutely free from uni:
srticle.’ Sold in nirtigb .
household utensils when empty.
conll manners to.
ills 'i‘onl'llcl‘~>-"llnn't you know.
Toilllny. you should not lvi your left
hand know what your right hand
door?" ’
'l‘oulmy-J‘Yes‘m, blll you‘re just got
to lllkl“ both hands when you wont to
tic a tin (‘illl toil dog's 11lll.“-—-Cllit‘.flg0
'i‘l‘ibullc. ‘
.Mi ..,...-....
POTENT PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are [went in their 110-
tion and pleasant ill effect are IluWitl's
liltilc Enrly lllscrs. W. S. Pllilpol, at
Albany. (is. says "During; a biliousvnt
luck I took one. Small as it was it
did me more good than calomol, blue
mass or any other pills i ever took and
at the same time It effected mo pleas
antly. Little Early Risers are certain-
ly an ideal pill." Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. “
itinksie—“Woro you over in on auto-
mobile accident?"
.links-—“Wcll, i should say' My wife
ircepted me in nu nulomobllo."—-liul-
timure American,
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result In Pneumonia. Bra
lilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exceptio
lo, 26. 60c and 81.00 bottles. The Oil
'ord. Baxter's or Plaisted‘a. "
"0b. well. talk is cheap," ensured the
ingl-y lawyer.
"Not that kind." replied the judge
'lroulptly. “Ten dollars, plenss."-~Syr-
louse Herald.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. Ilnbbard. of nail.
ord. Del., says: "Brazilian Balm sav~
ed my boy's life. lie begun Just like
he one we lost with croup, We govt=
pm a few doses. He quickly dropped
‘0 sleep and was all right in the morn-
Ing." For sale by R. H, Pleisted. F
H, Baxter, and The Clifford Phat
«racy. ”
llul‘tonwfi‘i'our garden is
:mall.'lsn't if ?"
Barton—J‘lt seemed so to me before
i begun) to take care of lt."—«Somcr—
ville (Mass) Journal.
pretty
END OF A BITTER FIGHT.
“Two physicians find a long and stub-
:born fight with an abscess on my right
lung," writes J. P. Hughes, of Dui’olnt,
Co, “and gave me up. Everybody
thought y time had come. As fl last
resort 1 rled Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Consumption. The benefit 1
received was striking and l was on my
feet in a few days. Now I've entirely
regained my health." it conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
ter's Drug Store. Price 50c and 81.00.
Trial bottles free. "
A recent marriage service lasted so
long that there was some complaint
that a glass of water wasn't furnished
the groom. the same as Is furnished a
lecturer.
V
.asgver'ed'wlll-interest- d le-Jl“ :- = ‘
' “hammer espon‘e‘o h ”an,
.bly‘p‘regsdesuici ancestral“ has “‘
boon found that will prevent at so ill:
, ', .éplqy'oditbe misctric Bitters."ft,bciiil‘.l gm ttonlc
“"‘ “ ‘ .. ”and .. luswili , '"snths‘asrroo
d. conductor to 0 Ellis smfithfi’gtehfiété'smfi; 3:
I . . ‘ . ‘ . f ‘ _ II ‘
. a clearly wbtn , ulster. Only 50c." Satisfaction goat-sir
. .oss'sy runs 3, outer.me "if,
i W.
. ".You #onft, mean to tell lie} he‘d A,
E 0011: Ill. '1 said he "I
‘V t boxer: " - if
all?" i ‘
sll‘ he's a janitor of
a‘ flight-1 .
masher- .
"WMFOFMW ,l :«,:.....:
“Goodness
‘ . Sake not ~
com: syrup
The Great Shroud ,
for' Daily Bread. ‘
adultcration.
’ SOUTH
A. H.133, 0.1 . . .
P. N:- 30.41871, 5:10. 5:57, 7:10.
‘2}! l"
m um i
is
. Laos; Hi
coaxes the appetite
admits:
. you sat, Nutritious lulwell as delicious. A pure wholesoluc.~1
tog: syru fit for any rfmuacll or any age.
7 w histh residue left in the conversion of brown into refined
sugar. Karo Corn Syrup is the pun essence of the corn kernel.
A safe, reliable food
friction-top tins which make hsndy
Un e .molsucs
At all grocers, 10c, 25c and soc.
Isa loll sill fillings.
1
Attend brief but spirited ln
low
with no two in the basement; lllle
emeréed f
it“ tears" in this sites and
rubbing himself on the place! where it
still hurt.
" i hate him!"
he exclaimed.
“lie
says I've got an ungovcruable temper.
similation of all of
health and strength.
Pharmacy.
your right wrist signify?"
vet to Ulcer.
home this evening."
your left wrist mean?"
Del., says: "i suffer
dyspepsia.
tress and belching.
:tcnd of the woman?
box.
cry
be placed on the market.
EAT ALL YOU WANT.
Persons troubled with Indigestion or
Dyspepsia can out all they want if they
will’tnke Abdel Dyspepsia Cure. This
remedy prepares the stomach for the
reception, retention, digestion and as-
the wholesome
food that may be eaten, and enables
the digestive organs to transform the
same into thel kind of blood that gives
Sold by Clifford
and yeth'e thrashes me 'cause I can't
govern lt.l"——Chicugo Tribune.
“What does that red yarn around
said 'l‘rlv-
DEWITT is THE NAME. .
When you go to buy Witch Hazel
Salvo look for the name DeWIlt on ev-
Tllc pure. unadulterated
Witch Hazel is used in making De
Will's Witch Hazel Salve. which is the
host solve in the world for cuts, burns.
Ilruiscs. boils, eczema and piles.
popularity of DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel
Salve, due to its many cures, has caus-
ed numerous worthless counterfelte to
The genuine
bears the name of E. C.‘DeWitt & 00..
Chicago. - Sell by Clifford Pharamcy.
I.
. Single. Silos, Excursion. lids
”Thut's‘ to remind me to take coffee
"And what does the yarn around
“That‘s to remind me that there is
yarn on my right wrist."-Judgo.
ONLY CURE FOR DYIPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklish Bush of New castle.
for years with
Used to have great dis-
l tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
out bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plslshed, l". H. Ba:-
sr. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
Wigger~liut when their boat capsiz-
ed, how did it happen that you gave
your attention to saving the man lun-
Brandt—A man.
you know, wouldn't feel it incumbent
upon him to want to marry me to show
his gratitude—Boston Transcript.
The
TIME TABLE.
NEW Y0 K.
SUNDAYS.
0: 421.
P. hie-8:201,
8:401. 10:10.
NORWALK. -
A. ll.—-12:021.
11:00:. 11:01.
’ P. bio—18:02.
11:001- ' .
SUNDAY
P.. Air-5:00. 8:001, 11:00.
5:25'
11-13
is.—sztt, mg. me.
P. ll.-7:15. not]
. ”I
' r. ls.—-4‘:jt‘olr. ms, ms.
emit. mar-0:10.531: ‘ ‘
In effect August", 1903.
LEAVE OOUTH NORWALK FOR
20.
, 8.
A, M.—12:081, 0:001:80, 10:08.
\ v
new YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
R
A. lit—12:59:. 6:241. 6:581, 6:15,
6:56. 7:03, 7:45. 8:15. 8:45. 9:051.
9:241, 9:40, 10:24:, 10:40, 11:36:. '
P. M.-—12:551, 1:13, 2:251,
8220:, 4:07, 4:501, 5:40, 5:651. 0:88.
6:651, 7:071, 7:551, 8:00, 10:
3:05.
A. M.—12:591, 5:241. 6:581. 9:05,
5:40, 5:661. 7:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUT
5:00. 6:00. 7:00
8:001. 8:08, 0:001, 0:041, 10:02:, 10:04.
1:00. 2:001. 8:02.
8:301, 4:011. 4:04, 4:80, 6:02, 5:30.
6:001. 6:02, 7:00, 8:001, 0:001, 0:80.
* : . ’ I
LEAVE south-.uosleLK FOR s
as H
.W - -.
A, M.—12:111, 1116, 1:561, 6:18,
1:41, 8:42, 0:101;‘10:801.11:051, 11:87.
P hick—13:021." 1:18.’ 8:021,
8:80. 7:051, 0305:, 0:15, 10:01,
Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.
4:20.
UNDAYS.
~ A. If.-11:081, 1:181, 1:581, 7:48,
: 9:10, 11:05;
__.,._. .
uoawsta‘rg osusuav.
. Sunday‘trsias to Dsnbury, 0:20 a.
1- at; we list um Danbury,8:05. lhou’rsst ,
"nitration semis niobium iss
deoh'iGiVellFrcc
For 50 Ozone Soap Trays Mania. ‘ .,
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks, and
2 Ozone Washing Pewdsr Trade Marks
A PRETTY AND .UIIRUL WAGON.
H, R. SULKLEWSNOVELTY. STORE
52 So. Main St. lo. Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade'~-Marks
mustbe presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the Osone
goods. .
Send for 32-psge premium. book.
Sale of
Ski-rte
Linen. - -‘ ‘r - 750.
Silk. - - - - $6 60
Venetian Dress Skills
$5.50-
On'iy forthlewook
M. Killsowrz
8 No. Main 81., - Bomb Nqflllk.
Tile lurwalll Steamboat Cunning
(Incorporated).
“AMEN
' , . Loaves ;. 1’
SOUTH NORWALK. 7:85 A. II.
Lssvss New York
SEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1'15 p. m.)
EAST 31st STREE . 2:45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.)
Stopping at Seton Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings,
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwslk, at 5:30 p. m. The elb-
Izens of Norwaik and surrounding‘
towns should, liberally patronize this
host, as the Norwslir Steamboat Oom-
psny have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a Ilrsbclsss
steamer on the route. '
FARE
PROPELLER
City of Norwalk
(FREIGHT ONLY)
leaves New York, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday st 5500 n. In. :
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at_ 5:00 p. in.
Freight rdosivsd from 7 eye. to 5 p. Ill.
.—
“Ie “mull-Wilts»!
. Block island,,8 psys'. rubs; an
Aug. S. 15, 22, 20. p,
Sat-tool Berle I day-é ‘rr
glue; 6 days. steam, in, town's:
A'cotggo City, a dsys’ rrlps,’ em
up. .
White Mountain 5 Trip-.123.
A?'1%l24ch ”a 410' T l 0
us! 9 asm a s r
Aug. 10, 17, 24, 3'1. y W k.
A la rs Falls, 4 day Trip, 818p,
up.
Thousand Islands, 4 days' Trip, 821.
“gum M“ l} I V .,
atsk aunts its. 5 days' Trl
814.50Efrom New Haven. Aug. 11 25’}
‘ Roy‘s:- Touov 12 «yr 1.1me
.“I- ‘ ' ' ‘
'Novs Sootla, 10. days' Trip. 858.00
Alto-15. . : » ~ '
..'*°""..".l:°:¢:°":‘ “t
at y ' .
who. «.1. " u.
roars.
Sodomy
875.00.
Touring describing all
_ 1"“? annals, am ‘
Steam"
.. Huntington
“some .39 L9“. outta.
f
'MTNPIQ ,
naught! 30% are uonwstx. toms stdubdsrdbstdmrrri‘du
A. --O: .s:u. 8:88, nus, mannerismstol»
hours st‘ldnutfhgto‘ n and
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